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Incorporating timelessly popular authentic versions, alongside fresh interpretations of William Morris’ original designs from the iconic ‘Strawberry Thief’ to the mesmerising ‘Snakeshead’, The Craftsman fabric collection is a tribute to the iconic Morris & Co. library and is beautifully complemented by The Craftsman wallpaper collection.
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Shop William Morris Fabric. Wide selection of quilt fabric, precuts and quilt kits designed by Morris and Co. for Free Spirit Fabrics such as Kelmscott, Montagu, Merton and more!
A quiet rumble of artists gathering, ruminating on, and developing designs that would influence ways of viewing design and styles of living. And at the head of it all, William Morris. Discover the radical potential of design with Bedford Park’s collection of fabrics and wallpapers.
Natural flowers, vines, and foliage depicted in a fluid and realistic style, William Morris fabrics are coveted by quilters for their timeless beauty. Printed on a premium 44 inch wide cotton quilting fabric.
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Spoonflower's William Morris fabric, wallpaper and home decor showcase the iconic designs of William Morris, a renowned 19th-century textile artist and designer. This product line allows customers to infuse their living spaces with timeless elegance, intricate patterns, and nature-inspired motifs.
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William Morris Collection. These William Morris fabric prints and curtains are produced under a 'special licence' as original William Morris prints, allowing us to sell at a more affordable price to the slightly different Morris and Co prints.
Furnishing textiles and woven fabrics. In the late 1860s Morris began to experiment with a genre, textiles for furnishing or upholstery. His first design was jasmine trail or jasmine trellis (1868–70), based on a similar wallpaper design he had made in 1862. [4]
